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Valve: Steam Deck 2 Still On Track And Not Affected by RAM Crisis

Now that the Steam Frame has received an official price tag, it should not be a surprise that the majority of us have now turned our attention to Valve’s yet to be released product, the Steam Deck 2. It’s no secret that the digital games distributor is hard at work on the console, but it […] The post Valve: Steam Deck 2 Still On Track And Not Affected by RAM Crisis appeared first on Lowyat.NET .

Valve: Steam Deck 2 Still On Track And Not Affected by RAM Crisis

Valve has confirmed that the Steam Deck 2 is still on track for release, despite the ongoing RAM crisis and soaring prices. In an interview with IGN, Valve affirmed that the memory shortage and its high costs have not altered its plans for the upcoming handheld console. The company is still seeking a significant performance leap and a favorable price-to-performance ratio for the Steam Deck 2.

The gaming handheld market has expanded in recent years, particularly since the launch of the Steam Deck, which outperforms most competitors despite being priced at around RM4,000.

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